I think if people could actually see what their computers did on the inside, their head would explode. This reminds me of the Commodore 64 emulator where you c

I think if people could actually see what their computers did on the inside, their head would explode. This reminds me of the Commodore 64 emulator where you can see pretty much a full slice of active memory, along with all the various graphics buffers, and tweak them as you wish. This takes it to another level: you can literally see and poke every physical component. Can you fly in Minecraft? It's fun to walk around a CPU, but that looks like a lot of walking.